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6 The Kane Republican, Monday, May 19, 1975 Kane Wolves Finish Fourth And, Brett Beats L.A, Barr Stops St. Louis Cards on Two hitter 13 Records Tied or Broken In Disfrici react: Meetf Here the Cubs from behind with a three run homer in the sixth inning. Rick Monday started the rally with a walk off Dan Spillner, John Summers reached on an error by Spillner and Garrett, making a rare start, followed with his first homer of the season. Phillies 5, Braves 1 Tom Underwood hurled a four hitter and singled home a run as the Phillies notched their seventh straight victory. They scored twice in the second inning off Ron Reed on a walk, Bob Boone's single, Mike Anderson's bunt hit and Underwood's single.

An inning later, the Phils doubled the score on a single by Garry Maddox and RBI doubles by Greg Luzinski and Mike Schmidt. Anderson singled home the final run in the eighth. Reds 6, Expos 1 Gary Nolan pitched a fourhitter and Pete Rose and George Foster homered for Cincinnati. Nolan was touched for a run on Mike Jorgensen's first inning homer and blanked the Expos the rest of the way. The Reds scored twice against Dave McNally in the second on Foster's single, Doug Flynn's run scoring double, a single by Nolan and Rose's grounder.

Astros 12, Mets 7 Bob Watson drove in five runs with a solo homer, a three run double and a grounder as Houston ended the Mets' five game winning streak. Jose Cruz and Greg Gross knocked in two runs apiece as the Astros scored nine times in the first three innings. By HERSCHEL NBSENSON AP Sports Writer San Francisco's Jim Barr changed from a pitcher to a thrower Sunday and as a result the St. Louis Cardinals went from the sublime to the ridiculous. There were only two singles left in the St.

Louis bat's which pounded out 17 runs and 23 hivs one day earlier. Both of them belonged to Lou Brock as Barr stopped nibbling for the corners and decided to challenge the Cardinal batters with hard stuff. The result was a 2 0 victory for the Giants. Elsewhere in the National League, Pittsburgh's Ken Brett also hurled a two hitter as the Pirates trimmed the Los Angeles; Dodgers 7 2, the Chicago Cubs nipped the San Diego Padres 3 2, the Philadelphia Phillies downed the Atlanta Braves 5 1, the Cincinnati Reds whipped the Montreal Expos 6 1 and the Houston Astros outlasted the New York Mets 12 7. Barr held the Cardinals hitless until Brock ruined his no hit bid by lining a sharp single off the pitcher's glove leading off the seventh.

Brock got the other hit when he singled up the middle with two out in the ninth. Barr walked three and struck out six. Pirates 7, Dodgers 2 Brett not only fired a two hitter but outhit the Dodgers all by himself with two doubles and a single. Both Los Angeles hits were by Dave Lopes a leadoff single in the first inning and a homer in the ninth. Cubs 3, Padres 2 Utility man Adrian Garrett brought Sport News in Brief By The Associated Press GOLF NEW ORLEANS Billy Casper, the leader all the way, shot a solid, two under par 70 and cruised to a comfortable two stroke victory over Peter Oosterhuis in the $150,000 New Orleans Open Golf Tournament.

TENNIS LAS VEGAS, Nev. Roscoe Tanner of Lookout Mountain, won the $165,000 Alan King Tennis Classic with a 5 7, 7 5, 7 6 decision over Ross Case of Australia in the final. BOURNEMOUTH, England Janet Newberry of La Jolla, scored a surprise victory over Terry Holladay 7 9, 7 5, 6 3 to take the women's singles title in the $80,000 British Hardcourt Tennis Championships. AUTO RACING DOVER, Del. The Mason Dixon 500 stock car race was halted with 140 laps to go due to fog and rain and Benny Parsons, driving a Chevrolet, in the lead.

The race will be completed Monday. TRACK FIELD KINGSTON, Jamaica Filbert Bayi of Tanzania shattered Jim Ryun's eight year old world record for the mile by one tenth of a second with a clocking of 3:51 flat at the seventh annual Martin Luther King International Freedom Games. HARNESS RACING WESTBURY, N.Y. Timmy Lobell, $4.40, took the lead deep in the stretch and stayed ahead to post a neck victory over Bye Bye T. in the $101,550 Realization Pace at Roosevelt Raceway.

HORSE RACING BALTIMORE Master Derby, $48.80, took the lead at the head of the stretch then held off a late challenge from favored Foolish Pleasure to post a one length victory in the 100th running of the $210,600 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. BV, Jeff Lucas BV. 142 feet 5. 440 yd. run Doug Kirk Steve Winner Michael Morgan Denny Dinger Brad Grinnen D.

:50.4. High Jump Rusty Murray Dave Parratt Mike Willis BV, Mike Curtis Joel Levenduski S. 6 feet 2. Triple Jump Joel Hunter Rusty Murray Tom Wanson Augie Freda Dave Dinger BV. 42 feet 3.

330 Intermediate Hurdles Rick Powers Dan Reitz Tom Smith Joel Levenduski Michael Taylor C. :40.5. Javelin Terry Costello Mike Kulbacki John Hilliard BV, Hubert Herbstritt Greg Cannon B. 170 feet 44. 880 yd.

run Jack Nichol Roy Burgess Pat Wolfe BV, Randy Powers Mike Esposito P. 1:59.3. Mile Relay DuBois, Punxsutawney, Bradford, Clearfield, Brookville. 3:33.1. 220 yd.

dash Rick Swider Steve Piano Michael Barilar James Divilbliss Tim Walter B. :22.2. Final results of team scoring Class Redbank Valley 37, Clarion Limestone 26, Elk County Christian 25.5, Kane 25, Johnsonburg 18, Union 18, Ridgway 16, Karns City 14, Clarion 14, Port Allegany 13, Coudersport 11.5, Eisenhower 11, Moniteau 10, Otto Eldred 10, Youngsville 9.5, North Clarion 9, Keystone 8.5, Cameron County 5, Sheffield 3, Oswayo Valley 2, Smethport 2, A Valley 0. DuBois Central Christian 0, Northern Potter 0. (Abbreviations for Class Schools: AC A Valley, CC Cameron County, Clarion, CL Clarion Limestone, CP Coudersport, DC DuBois Central Christian, Eisenhower, EC Elk County Christian, Johnsonburg, Kane, KC Karns City, KEY Keystone, Moniteau, NC North Clarion, NP Northern Potter, OV Oswayo Valley, OE Otto Eldred, PA Port Allegany, RV Redbank Valley, Ridgway, SH Sheffield, SM Smethport, Union, Youngsville.

The final results: Two Mile Relay Clarion 1st with a team of Mark Aaron, Barry Slike, Scott Harwick, Ben Breniman; Kane, Elk County, Oswayo Valley, Clarion Limestone. Winning time 8:20.3. Discus Ron Taylor Bill Olson EC, Jack Rankin Richard Logue CC, Kent Smith M. 133 feet IVz. Javelin Greg Wolf CL, Jeff Greenwalt RV, Ed Allegretto Randy Reinard SM, Keith Horn K.

185 feet 4. High Jump Randy Sasse RV, Dick Spence EC, Mike Nedzinski EC, Ed Savoia Bruce Bly KC. 6 feet 3. Two Mile Run Don Landin Steve Selleck CL, John Yahnite CC, John" Smith CP, Robbie Rose Y. 10:06.6.

Long Jump Mark Bright RV, Ed Schmid KC, Joe Niederriter NC, Mike Peterson Dick Spence EC. 20 feet 11. 120 High Hurdles Tim Johns KEY, Mark Kopnitsky RV, Jack Bussard PA, Jeff Fragale Nick Brunecz E. :14.9. 100 yd.

dash Mike Thompson Jay Shofestall CL, Lee Gearhart Jeff Miller OE, Joel Roland U. :10.0. Mile Run Ron McNitt Jeff Wolfe Tom Brem EC, Al Wolfe Chris Andreassi KC. 4:27.2. 880 yd.

Relay Union 1st with a team of Joel Roland, Mark Rommel, Lee Gearhart, and Larry Montogeny; CP, OE, RV. 1:34.1. Shot Put Joe Niederriter NC, Randy Burford RV, Dan Metcalf Harland Bergstrom CP, Joe Byrnes KC. 52 feet Vk. 440 yd.

run Jay Shofestall CL, Mark Major PA, Larry Kanski Marty Jenkins Greg Ramsey KC and Greg Posteraro EC (tie). :49.9. 880 yd. run Dean Oknefski Mark Feustal Jeff Klaiber EC, Rod Johnson PA, Dana Priester U. 2:00.2, 220 yd.

dash Jeff Miller OE, Joel Roland Dave Stanley Mike Thompson Jim Rigas CP. :22.9. Triple Jump Mark Bright RV, Mike Peterson Paul Champion SH, Ken Raybuck CL, Steve Grejda C. 44 feet 8V2. Mile Relay Johnsonburg 1st with a team of Larry Kanski, Mark Haight, Wes DeLong, and Denny Crotzer; Port Allegany, Clarion Limestone, Kane, Eisenhower.

3:32.8. Pole Vault Bruce Bly KC, Dave Hartle Dean Campbell Bob Hanson tie for 5th between Bob Carlelt and Dennis Bertcotti KC. 13 feet. 330 Yard Intermediate Hurdles Mark Kopnitsky RV, Robert Wolfel EC, Charles Lang CP and Tim Johns KEY tied for 3rd, McGarvey M. :40.6.

Master Derby The Preakness Race Thirteen of the 36 district records were either tied or broken here Saturday afternoon, at the senior high school athletic field, during the annual District 9 Class A and Class boys' track and field It was a well run meet, finished by 3:30, thanks to sectional meets held the weekend before that reduced the field to the best 12 athletes in each event. Class A competition saw the 100 yard dash and 330 yard intermiedate hurdles records smashed and the 220 yard dash record tied. In Class the records in the two mile relay, 120 yard high hurdles, mile run, shot put, 440 yard run, 330 yard intermediate hurdles, mile relay and triple jump were broken and the records in the 100 yard dash and 880 yard run were tied. Kane head coach Dave Brown, asked for an explanation on wy so many records were tied or broken, said, "It probably was a combination of things. It was a real nice day and the sectional meets had reduced the field to the 12 best boys in each event, making for stiff competition." He called the runs of Rick Swider of DuBois in winning the 100 yard and 220 yard dashes the top performances in Class A.

He called Ron McNitt's winning mile run, the 440 yard run of Jay Shofestall of Clarion Limestone, the Johnsonburg mile relay and the Mark Bright triple jump the top performances in Class B. The top two finishers in each event qualified for the State Meet, to be held next weekend. That means that Jeff Wolfe, 2nd in the mile run, Mike Peterson, 2nd in the triple jump and the two mile relay team, which finished 2nd, will represent Kane in the State Meet. The Kane two mile relay team included Jeff Wolfe, Al Wolfe, Joe Blauser and Bill Zaunick and there is a possibility Brown will take Mark Carlsson as an alternate on the relay team. DuBois, as expected, won the Class A championship and Redbank Valley won the Class trophy.

Kane finished in 4th place in Class one point behind 2nd place Clarion Limestone and only a half point behind 3rd place Elk County Christian. Brown said the Kane squad did "better than I thought we would do at lije start of the season, but not as good as I exepcted going into the meet." He added, "The boys who did place for us had good times, heights and distances. Bob Hanson's 11 feet 6 was his best in the pole vault and Peterson went 42 feet 53j inches, his best ever, in the triple jump. Jeff Fragale just missed our school record in the intermediate hurdles. He was timed (his best previous time was .15.8) and the school record is 15.2." Final results of team scoring for Class A school: DuBois 88, Punx sutawney 80, Bradford 60, Brookville 23, Clearfield 19, and St.

Mary's 10. (Abbreviations for Class A schools: Bradford, BV Brookville, DuBois, Clearfield, Punxsutawney, St. Marys). The results for Class A schools: Two Mile Relay Bradford 1st with a team of Dave Doyle, Randy Jack, Steve Winner, and Roy Burgess; DuBois, Punxsutawney, Clearfield, Brookville. Winning time 8:28.7.

Long Jump Rusty Murray Brian Foust John McGee Joel Hunter Tom Wanson D. 19 feet 8. Shot Put Dave Hulslander Rick Hendricks Barry Temchulla Francis Miloser Jerry Levenduski D. 47 feet 5V2. Two Mile Run Roy Thompson BV, Randy Harp Dan Mitchell Dan Wallace Al Bean B.

10:30.2. Pole Vault Steve Winner Gary Bullers BV, Barry Blose Rob Burns D. 12 feet 6. 120 High Hurdles Dan Reitz Michael Morgan Tom Smith Joel Levenduski Tom Wanson D. :15.0.

100 yd. dash Rick Swider Steve Piano Tim Walter James Divilbliss Michael Barilar P. :9.9. Mile Run Larry Semple Pat Wolfe BV, Roy Burgess Robert Mclntyre Jude Hoffman S. 4:37.2.

880 yd. relay DuBois 1st with a team of Joda Brown, Rick Powers, Doug Kirk, and Rick Swider; Punxsutawney, Bradford, Brookville, Clearfield. 1:32.9. Discus Paul Herberling Ernie Ishman Dan Newberg Scott Davis JACK ins Ohio Derby." For the rest Native Guest, Bold Chapeau, Just The Time and Media the Triple Crown races are already over. Native Guest moves today for California, Bold Chapeau is going to Louisiana and the others will seek lesser competition in New York.

Adams flew Master Derby back to Louisville, where he finished fourth in the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago and said he'll decide about the Belmont later this week. "But we'll probabaly be there for it," he said. Pro Basketball At A Glance By The Associated Press NBA PLAYOFFS Finals Best of 7 Series Sunday's Result Golden State 101, Washington 95, Golden State leads 1 0 Monday's Game No game scheduled Tuesday's Game Washington vs. Golden State at San Francisco, CBS TV ABA PLAYOFFS Finals Best of 7 Series Saturday's Result Kentucky 109, Indiana 101, Kentucky leads 3 0 Pro Hockey At A Glance By The Associated Press NHL PLAYOFFS Finals Best of 7 Series Sunday's Result Philadelphia 2, Buffalo Philadelphia leads 2 0 Monday's Game No game scheduled 1, Vote for BILL MACKOWSKI FOR Register of Wills! For a ride to the polls call 'Vic' Westerberg 837 6114. 5 17 2t BALTIMORE (AP) The 100th Preakness "wasn't the best race Master Derby has ever run, but it sure was the biggest purse I've ever won," trainer W.E.

"Smiley" Adams said. "I guess the Louisiana Derby was his bestrace, but this one wasn't bad not bad at all," Adams said. Held just 1M to 2 lengths off the lead for the first half mile, Master Derby moved on the pace setting Native Guest in the turn for home and scored by a length. "I told my rider (DarrelMcHargue) don't get shuffled back. He was a shade closer than I thought he'd "be, but I wanted him to have a horse to look at," Adams said Sunday.

"You know, if he gets out in front too soon, he sometimes checks himself and I didn't want that to happen here," he said. Foolish Pleasure, further back in the early part of Saturday's race, made up some ground in the stretch run, but had to settle for second money. "I only saw him a time or two during the race because of all those idiots in center field," trainer LeRoy Jolley said. "But I could tell he wasn't handling the race track." Diabolo's third place finish, a length behind Foolish Pleasure and two behind the winner, didn't ruffle his trainer, Sid Martin, a bit. "It was all right," he said.

"Could have been better," a companion said. "Could have been worse," Martin shot back. The first three finishers, along with fourth place Prince Thou Art, fifth finisher Avatar and sixth place Singh now are expected to head for New York and the June 7 Belmont. Although a report in the Cincinnati Enquirer quoted Adams as saying Master Derby may skip the Belmont for the $100,000 Ohio Derby. "It's not that we don't want to meet Foolish Pleasure again," the newspaper quoted Adams as saying.

"But Mrs. Verna Lehman, owner of Master Derby, is originally from Ohio and she would like to run the colt in the SQUARE DANCERS ENJOY A FUN FILLED EVENING Ed Bucher, from the Belles of St. Marys, was the guest caller at the regular dance of the Seneca Squares held May 17 in the Junior High cafeteria here. A fun filled evening was enjoyed by the seven and a half couples from Seneca Squares and one and a half couples from Belles of St. Marys.

Mrs. Wilbur Rhodes, president, announced that the new class will be meeting every Tuesday night at 7:30 at the Senior High cafeteria now through June. All memebers of the Seneca Squares are requested to attend these sessions. Lunch was served by Frank and Ruth Truden, Paul and Arlene Norman and Wilbur and June Rhodes. Vote for BILL MACKOWSKI FOR Register of Wills! For a ride to the polls call 'Vic' Westerberg 837 6114.

5 17 2t National League East Pet. GB 1V2 2V2 4 6V2 6V2 Chicago 21 12 .636 Philphia 20 14 .588 Pittsburgh 17 13 .567 New York 15 15 .500 St. Louis 14 18 .438 Montreal 13 17 .433 West Los Angeles 24 14 .632 Cincinnati 20 19 .513 San Diego 17 19 .472 Atlanta 18 21 .462 S.Francisco 16 19 .457 Houston 13 27 .325 Saturday's Results Cincinnati 5, Montreal 3, 4 6 6 6V2 12 10 LOST CAMPER SAFE SHEFFIELD Patrick McNish, 19, of Warren, Ohio was lost on Four Mile 'Road after leaving his camp around noon on Saturday. He walked through the woods to the Jake's Rocks area, near Rt. 59, where he was picked up Sunday morning by a passing motorist and returned to camp.

Members of the Warren state police, Sheffield Township police and Clarendon and Sheffield volunteer firemen helped in a search for the man from around 9:15 p.m. Saturday to 1 a.m. Sunday. TO SWITCH NETWORKS NEW YORK (AP) In a move that has surprised the television industry, CBS executive Fred Silverman will switch networks and become president of ABC Entertainment. He has been CBS vice president in charge of programming for the past five years.

The switch takes effect next month, ABC television president Frederick Pierce announced Sunday. Silverman, 37, will replace Martin Starger, 43, who leaves ABC June 15 to form a production company that will produce work for ABC. A REAL FISH STORY BOSWELL, Pa. (AP) Members of the Greater Ferndale Sportmens Club have something of a fish tale to tell. Police said thieves made off with 3,000 brown trout from the club's hatchery pond in this Somerset County town sometime between Thursday and Friday.

Value of the fish was estimated at $3,000. THREE DAY FORECAST Extended outlook Wednesday through Friday: Western Pennsylvania Warm with scattered afternoon and evening showers or thundershowers Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Afternoon highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s. Overnight lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s. FROST i BODY OF EMLENTON GIRL IS RECOVERED ST.

PETERSBURG, Pa. (AP) A 16 year old girl plunged to her death when she fell through the deck of an abandoned bridge near this Clarion County town, police say. State police say the body of Sfierri Lynn Metts, of Emlenton, was recovered Saturday from the Clarion River about two miles downstream from the bridge. She and three friends had been walking along a rural road and were crossing the bridge late Friday night. By The Associated Press American Leag ue East Pet.

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